UNIVERSAL AUDIO UAD Capitol Chambers

Reverb plug-in - emulation of Capitol Studios echo chambers

• Authentic emulation of Capitol Studios' underground echo chambers
• Natural, dense reverb for vocals and drums, beyond any plate or convolution
• Dynamic Room Modeling to reposition microphones and create unique environments
• Historical and modern room configurations available
• Complete signal chain: amplifiers, speakers, custom preamps, and microphones
• Presets curated by Grammy award-winning engineers (Ray Charles, Radiohead, Madonna, etc.)
• Compatibility: Native on macOS/Windows and Apollo/UAD Accelerators support

Capitol Chambers: the sound of the world's most famous echo chambers

From Ray Charles to Frank Sinatra, from Beck to Muse: for more than 50 years, the underground chambers beneath Los Angeles' famed Capitol Tower have created an unparalleled, rich, high-fidelity sound environment.

End-to-end emulation developed in collaboration with Capitol Studios.

Universal Audio's Capitol Chambers plug-in represents a meticulous and complete reproduction of the original echo chambers, the result of years of research and close collaboration with Capitol Studios. From the physical signal chain to the microphones and speakers used, every detail has been modeled to deliver a realistic and musical rendition.

Creative control with Dynamic Room Modeling technology.

Experience unique sound spaces by virtually repositioning microphones within rooms, choose from historic or modern configurations, and create reverbs that respond dynamically to the source. UA Dynamic Room Modeling technology goes far beyond traditional convolutional reverbs.

Technical specifications:

• Official emulation of Capitol Studios echo chambers.
• Supports four chambers with various microphone configurations
• Natural decay from ~5 to 9 seconds, adjustable
• Advanced controls: Pre-delay, Mix, Filter and EQ
• Presets from renowned engineers such as Al Schmitt, Mark Linett, Darrell Thorp
• Compatible with macOS, Windows, Apollo, UAD Accelerator